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Direct and possible indirect effects of vaccination on rotavirus hospitalisations among children in Malawi four years after programmatic introduction
for the VacSurv Consortium
Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Malawi
100%
Rotavirus
89%
Vaccination
61%
Vaccines
57%
Hospitalization
57%
Child
33%
Gastroenteritis
28%
Rotavirus Vaccines
17%
Diarrhea
10%
Immunoenzyme Techniques
6%
Immunization
5%
Income
5%
Referral and Consultation
4%
Logistic Models
4%
Incidence
3%
Agriculture & Biology
Malawi
98%
Rotavirus
94%
vaccination
69%
vaccines
66%
gastroenteritis
26%
diarrhea
10%
enzyme immunoassays
6%
time series analysis
6%
immunization
5%
income
4%
incidence
3%
sampling
1%
methodology
1%
Social Sciences
Malawi
89%
vaccination
86%
hospitalization
85%
infant
37%
coverage
16%
regression
13%
time series analysis
13%
cause
12%
low income
8%
logistics
8%
time
7%
trend
5%
evidence
4%